San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-28

EmersOh's-warTantod
-Nickle clock, warranted at Emerson's,
only SlOO. "llm
Remember, that at the Arkansas bar
you can get schooner Of beer and the
finest lunch In the city for 90. Ladies'
room attached. 9'5'3m
New stock OF wall papers and deco
ratiOns, latest designs and best sssort-
ment in the city, at
0-9-tf b G. RELY & Co.,
AZ Commerce St.
Emerson sells new and secondhand furnl-
ture on easy time payments. Go ana get
prices. 9llm
Bolton is Offering for a few days a
tip top square Wagner piano for 1925
cash. 26 II
-Pancoast Il Son say they must re-
duGe their large stock Of clothing, all
left over goods at strictly cost or less.
9-2l-2m
-25 to 80 per cent. saved In clothing,
mems, youths and boys. All goods
marked in plain figures. No humbug
| A call will convince any one. Pancoast
q Son. 9-2l-2m
New goods selected by our Mr..
| Chabot, who Is now In Europe. arriving
nearly every day at
9-23-tH WAGNER & CHABoT's.
A cordial invitation IL extended to
everybody to visit Orynski's Corner
Pharmacy on Military plaza. Our mot
| to Is threetOld: Only the best goods,
only the greatest care and accuracy,
only the most reasonable prices. We
call special attention to q lot OF fancy
goods, TO be sold at ruinOus rates, pre-
viOus to the arrival of oyr new goods for
fha holiday tinma and look at
them, maybe you will see something to
strike your fancy-and they're cheap.
ORYNsKI's,
927tf Military plaza.
Cards indicating the four second
and third floor back windows leading
from the opera house galleries to the
club house will be posted by the opera
house committee. In case of STAN
pede, large part Of the galleries could
be emptied through the windows and
through the club house.
--Artesian sulphur water. The best
OF blood purifiers. TrV it. 9'3-lm
Bolton has a No. !. full leather top
phaeton, for sale. If you need something
good in this line call early rs one in
spection generally finds buyer. 9.l0.tf
$50 far. so good" said the boy, after eat
Ing the StOed tart. After reviewing the thOu-
sands and tens of thousands of colds and
coughs that have been conquered by DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup we can readily say, so far,
so good. Price % cents.
- have found a sure cure for my we
ankle" she said. What can il Der" Fancy
a woman never having heard of salvation Oil
at % cents bottle.
The Corpus Christi Gun club is ar
ranging for state shooting tournament
at live birds, to take place in Novem-
Der.
The sale of the Michael brothers in
terest In the Fashion theatre is reported,
Mr.. Max Samuels. surviving partner,
purchases 1t at $1,000.
"A child Of four years is reported to
have been accidentally drowned in the
Salado, yesterday, at Kampmann's
ranch
-Wantcd-A white servant girl. Small
family. Apply corner Jefferson and Martin
streets. 9-2s-3t
Another crowded house greeted the
new company at the Fashion theatre
last night, and this audience was as
well pleased as that of the first night.
After the ending of the DAMAGE suit
yesterday, the case of GrOesbeeck VS..
GrOesbeeck was laken up. This Is for
partition o. property.
Express publishes several new suits
in district court and to make them sp-
pear fresh, dates them as being filed yes
terday. The LIGHT published them last
Monday.
San Antonio will be represented At
Austin next Friday, when bids for the
location OF the state orphan asylum will
be opened.
Del Deweese says he has "let up" on
the cattle business and intends starting
a big hog ranch.
DIR. CarOthers finds that there Is such
good grass since recent rains that he has
postponed feeding priCkly pear to his
large herds for one month.
"A large gathering of the admirers
and friends of the military attended
dress parade on government hill yester-
day afternoon.
"A meeting of the ladies will take
place TT Y. M. G. A. rooms today, for
action on that entertainment.
Manager Greenwsll, of Galveston, is
chaperOning the Louise Bale company
through the state.
No cognizance was taken by the
grand jury of the Cbevalier libel
embrOgliO.
There will be q rehearsal for the
tableaux part OF the German-English
fair tonight at Casino hall.
The well known San Antonio print
er. Mr.. o. l.. NiCoOlls, is now in charge
of the Murphysvile Era and sends his
regards to the boys.
| MIR. Charlie Thavonat no more hobs
up serenely to customers from behind
Mr.. Joe Meney's counters. Cause, hard
times. But Charlie Will be heard from
soon.
Mr.. Barney Eberhardt is correspon-
dent in San Antonio for Yank Adams
paper, the Chicago Sporting Journal.
"A negro woman fell down stairs at
the courthouse this morning, head first,
and almost dislOC8ted her hustle. The
court and jury thought the shsky old
building was falling, from the racket
made.
Pedro Cuellar has brought suit in
| the district court against Max Krakauer
and others, for trespsss TO try title and
for damages to piece of property on
Austin street.
The Bullis-Chensti mining case at
| Murphysville has been continued until
March. Mr.. Geo. Psschal and Mr. W.
Ransom have returned.
| Alderman Smye turned himself
loose this morning, and at an early
morning hour was making his rounds in
speGting the street crossings in his
ward. He will find some little patching
to be done without looking very hard
for it.
e. |. Coyle, the Catholic crank, was
admitted to bail yesterday afternoon in
the district court on application for ha-